KTM India has increased the prices of its entire Duke lineup including the entry-level 125 Duke, the highly popular 200 Duke, the quarter-litre 250 Duke, and the scary-fast 390 Duke. The price hike ranges from around INR 1500 to INR 3500. Following is a detailed table of the same.
| Model | Old Price* | New Price* | Price Hike |
| KTM 125 Duke | INR 1,50,010 | INR 1,51,507 | INR 1,497 |
| KTM 200 Duke | INR 1,78,960 | INR 1,81,536 | INR 2,576 |
| KTM 250 Duke | INR 2,14,210 | INR 2,17,402 | INR 3,192 |
| KTM 390 Duke | INR 2,66,620 | INR 2,70,554 | INR 3,934 |
As it can be seen, the KTM 125 Duke has received the smallest price hike of INR 1,497 and now costs INR 1,51,507*. On the other hand, it is the KTM 390 Duke whose price has been hiked by the biggest margin of INR 3,934. It now retails at INR 2,70,554*. Apart from the revised pricing, no other changes have been implemented in any of the models.
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It is not just KTM which has increased the prices of its products in India. Most of the brands are doing the same at this time. For example, in December last year, Hero MotoCorp had announced that it will hike the prices of its motorcycles and scooters from January 2021. The world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters had released a press statement explaining the reason behind the price hike. The company said that there has been a steady rise in commodity costs across the spectrum; including steel, aluminium, plastics, and precious metals.
In other news, the 2021 KTM RC 200 has been spied in its production-ready avatar sitting at an assembly line with no camouflage whatsoever. This could mean that the new 200cc motorcycle could be launched in India soon.
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*Ex-showroom, Delhi
